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Items Tagged With: “Entravision”
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Sheryl Personett is the new GSM for Entravision-Colorado
Entravision has brought in market veteran Sheryl Personett as the new General Sales Manager for the Denver and Aspen radio stations. Entravision Colorado VP/GM Mario M.
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Some radio stocks are hit especially hard in stock market selloff
The broader indexes were down 4-5%, and a few radio stocks escaped serious bloodshed. Beasley and Saga were down less than 1%, and Internet radio stock Pandora actually gained 2%.
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Entravision’s CEO and COO will make up to $1.5 million a year in salary/bonus
CEO Walter Ulloa and COO Philip Wilkinson get identical deals. Their base salary is $767,000, and each is eligible for a bonus of up to 100% of that, for a potential total of $1,534,000. Read More
Entravision-owned LER Spanish rep firm expands with a new unwired network
Entravision recently bought out LER partner and station owner Lotus Communications, and announces an ambitious new unwired network, building on its current platform of more than 155 represented radio stations, plus 75 websites and mobile platforms. LER says the new "LER Network" will reach 70% of all U.S. Read More
Entravision reports radio revenue flat for the first quarter
Entravision CEO Walter Ulloa tells his conference call the core business of the large, mostly Spanish-language radio division continues to grow. The difference between first quarter of this year and last year was due to three categories of "non-returning revenue": The 2010 World Cup of soccer, the political ad dollars Entravision harvested last yea…
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Making Moves: Friday, April 29, 2011
Radio-Info confirms that Clear Channel in Binghamton, New York has parted way with market manager Joanne Aloi, who had been with the cluster for nearly 6 years. No successor has been named ...
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Las Vegas' KRRN (92.7) becomes regional Mexican "El Gato"
Entravision drops the "Maria 92.7" romantica AC format in favor of "an energetic mix of the best contemporary grupera, cumbia and banda music." The company is also stocking the new "El Gato" with "futbol" - soccer matches from the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup, the Mexican National Team games, and the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Entravision also operat…
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Entravision buys out its partner in LER: Lotus-Entravision Reps
From today's TRI Newsletter: The Spanish format-focused rep firm was founded in August 2001 as a 50-50 partnership between the privately-held Lotus Communications and the public Entravision, and now represents the national advertising interests of 156 stations. “LER” has offices in Los Angeles, New York, Dallas, Miami and Chicago, and today it says…
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Orlando's stunting 98.1 becomes Spanish "Jose"
The on-air and website tease at WNUE, Titusville (98.1) didn't last long: the former Spanish contemporary "Mega 98.1" evolved into a more adult-leaning Spanish classic hits "Jose" Wednesday afternoon, following two days of stunting. Owner Entravision hopes the new format will improve the status of #17-ranked WNUE. Read More
Making Moves: Monday, September 13, 2010
Morning host Jody Jo was let go from Lotus Communications-owned Fresno-market KHIT-FM (107.1) in Madera, California. No replacement has been named – Discuss it … Michael Maze has been cut loose from New Haven, Connecticut’s CHR/top 40 WKCI-FM (101.3), due to the addition of the syndicated Elvis Duran morning show … Just outside of Los Angeles, Vi…
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Entravision radio revenues improved 10% in the most recent quarter
With that kind of growth at both radio and television (+10%), and operating expenses that were up only mid-single digits, the EBITDA should grow double digits, and it did. That’s Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization, and it rose 16% for April through June.
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Making Moves: Friday, June 25, 2010
In Philadelphia, Clear Channel’s WIOQ-FM (102.1) & WISX-FM (106.1) DJ Richie Rich has been cut loose after 18 years on the air, says the Inquirer …Entravision names Jeff Apodaca as VP/GM of the company’s radio & TV properties in Albuquerque, New Mexico, overseeing KRZY-AM/FM (1450/105.9) … In California, Entravision’s KBMB-FM in Sacramento has chan…
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Making Moves: Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Radio-Info hears from Hartford, Connecticut’s WCCC-FM (106.9), where “The Rock” drops Slater from evenings, replacing him with Craig the Pornstar … In Las Vegas, KMXB-FM “Mix” (94.1) announcer DJ Jeff G is no longer with the CBS-owned station – Discuss it … Entravision promotes Michelle Morweic to GSM for their radio stations in Color…
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The hidden surprise on Wall Street – Radio company stocks are hot, compared to earlier this year
When the recession hit its hardest, radio company stocks were hitting historic lows in February, almost on a daily basis. As Wall Street has climbed back, so has the value of radio stocks. Read More
Entravision stock is back in compliance with Big Board standards
The stock of the California-based Spanish radio, TV and new media operator had below the New York Stock Exchange’s $1-per-share minimum, and received the usual warning. Now it says it has “regained compliance with the minimum share price continued listing requirement.” It met two tests – its September 30 closing price was more than $1 ($1.73).… Read More
In all, nine radio companies are jettisoned by two Russell Stock Indexes
More bad news for the radio sector on Wall Street: the annual reconstitution of the Russell 3000 Stock Index, which measures the overall performance of the largest 3,000 U.S. companies, will dump four radio companies from the Index. Read More
Payola investigation in McAllen-Brownsville
The FCC is getting more specific with its inquiry into the promotion of Spanish radio and music, launched last Fall. Now the McAllen Monitor newspaper reports that various Spanish-language stations in the taste-making market of McAllen-Brownsville have received letters from the Commission – and some may have already met with investigators. Read More
L.A.'s "Cat" is here at 103.1 – in Spanish, on El Gato
The Radio-Info boards accurately predicted this last Wednesday night – that Entravision would take its quirky alternative “Indie 103.1” format off of simulcast twins KDLD, Santa Monica and KDLE, Newport Beach – and spring its newest regional Mexican format variation, named “El Gato.” Entravision just recently put its first “El Gato” on the air in E… Read More
"Indie 103.1" moves to the Internet only – as L.A. awaits a new format
Entravision let the alternative rock station’s PD and staff go this morning, and announcers were heard saying goodbye between songs, before a loop started playing saying “Indie can no longer compete with the corporate radio game.” The station is still airing online, though. KDLE simulcasts with co-channel KDLD, licensed to Santa Monica, and has bee… Read More
"Jose" to take over 7 "Super Estrella" stations
Entravision Communications announced its plan to extend its Latin format “Jose” to seven more of its stations. Currently, these stations air Entravision’s Spanish contemporary “Super Estrella” format, but will change to “Jose” immediately. Read More




























